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so I’ve completely changed my diet and intermittent fasting and liver pain gone except random positions so I feel great.

Started exercising and the pain immediately came back, should I push thru it?

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Increased heart rate increased blood flow and pressure so you are probably feeling that stretching as pain. Talk to your doc, but the exercise is critical and it takes time for the organ to respond to your changed habits.

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thk u will cont. my exercises

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